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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
WEST SIDE NOTES.
A Woman Afflicted With Fever Contracted
From an Immigrant.

a
From an Immigrant.
A Danish woman residing on Second St,
IS seriously Ill with some kind Of ship fever
which she contracted from an immigrant
who died with the disease last week The
disease has bsfiisd the attending physicians
as they don't know exactly what Il i. The
nfiThuofs are fearful OF the disease spread.
INK aud they want 10 have the house qs4r-
anteened.
George Bratt. the manager Of the Wei.
rich Bfewins Co. has been aid 10 for the
fsss week With lamensss caused BY running
q n,-ii through the sole Of his loot. For
tiuc be Was in prec9rioIs condition as il
was feared iockiaU would set in, but nov
lie IS considered out OF danger.
Rev. J. A. Sprsgue. Of the Second Streel
NJ T. ehurch. served as q iieuieoant during
the var and re has iuss been granted a
pension lCr injuries received while "a the
service.
Ferd Dunnebscke. Of IS Goid-st, lefslast
evening for NestDnsiis, where he Joined his
mother add LEFT Tor Detroit, and from thence
via 20 % Wilkes5arTe, Pa, to visit ms
sister
Conarmatio1 services were held at st.
James Catholic church on Wese Bndre-sf
Yesterday. Fathers Roach ahi swanson
FF Averlil has built an oven in his
b.oc< on West Bridzs-st. and will run
bakery n connlnnclioo with DIS grocery
business.
Samuel Zsrb. Of Harrisburg Penn. has
taken a position With o. y. Nais,n. The
n est Bridge st hardware desler.
Joseph Bailey. Iste Of "Qter Wsssaa's :
hardware store has embarked Ia the car
pe1tsr business.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mi.srd. OF West
BridSe-st. are happy over the advent Of a
ten -poaud 5oy.
Mss Jennie Anderson. % Peboskey. i
spending a few days with St0ckinx e..
friends.
Mas I.ulu Norev. of Wss. Ienuarf -
has gone % Jackson - visit friends
Ms Mile Young II Clsvelsnd. Ohio.
= re guest ~ Vest side frienSs.
Frank Srnalie7. Of Grand Haven. Is VISIT
ing on West Brifee-st
Another case of scarlet ssvsr Is reported a.
~ Alpfse-ave
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
Reeds Lake 4th of July.

Although there will be no general cele-
brstion in Grand Rapids the coming
Fourth" yet there will be many oppor.
tuniti4s offered the public to enjoy them
selves and celebrate the nations birthday
The Street Railway Company, with their
usual enterprise. have arranged for and
promise the public very interesting enter.
tainment al Ramona. The following is the
programme:
9 q. m, base ball, plumbers; prize.
1910 a. m, tub race. five entries now;
prize.
$50 p. m, four-oared race, one mile and
return: gold badge for each of the winning
crew
2:34 p. M, sailboat race, one mile and re-
turn; colors.
4:3t p. M, single scHll. one mile and re-
turn; gold badge.
1870 a. m, running race, 100 yards, best
two in three heats; open to all residents of
Kent County. First prize $40; second
prize So.
$50 D. M. bicycle race two in three heats,
one-half mile gold badge.
D. M, swimming race; purse.
$50 p. M. fire works; display to last one
hour and half
Day ire works during the day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
"SOLIMAN SHOOKS !"
as rs~a il.aifsfsax s3E.xe E2Ptas ~ssison
kssps1s aask 90 - Ca9Feh aaa Close
~ DsFtsg FrsssE Asssisg-S4sE
naok G0sasFs Ord8aaaess.
cFzag oF SoLlsss Ssocgs.
DssGHg - 0ESsEsL aAsB4ss.

tFaAE eF SofIsAs >socGs. /
DssIHE - 0ESsEsL AGaASslsz.
Csaf He's t0sszEs. Nlen July I.
70 fzs zalbss sf lAs TELssEAs HxE4an.
9z4a sh& I don sopposs sea 0rsnd
Eapl'is Iolks sxpsss - o1tsldsEs - in-sE-
iess wi1A y0aE basiness any more thaa =
zsso.atsly aseessaEg. 1at the iaet s, that I
tzks esasidsssale interest IN your esaasi-
I'll city on sceo1as Of M broshsr-in las
aeys there.
! % ao.e % MAKE him visit oESs IN a
whle. saa lohn ans I t4ks IA the sghts
- hzEs picked up quite LOT OF Useful
iaioEn1zfi0a - 1ss 70 tas koFefnmsnt Of
a1r littls city
sposs yoa sno. ana MAYOR OF Csat-
h9sx Corners The hrsf thing sdmired
aoan to yo2r tosu 1as ths splsadii plan
ycgE lzs makers hit upon when lhey passed
- eEainaacs % seg aside The Stale lAw Ee
l<ilyx - The eloaing of ssl0ons a. 10 Uclock
=, ~. | soaseg tnat ss nsysg thought OF
sl.eA q Aapls plsa-eut vensysF did No,
ss wefs such short sighted statesmen uD
asfe. .aat &C supposed tnst The state held
over us - 10 speak, When Il come 10 las.
N9S we see our error aud ee haze haslsned
4, Fsp8lr i.
Il ssems such simple plan too--all you
haye ID 90. when folks disobsy any pzrllca-
lsF az, pretty adding conveniently and
o'tep = 60 Just pass sn srdinancs doing
away villa that las aud The lob Is done.
Following ott the GFand Rapids idea, We
have luss passed several new ordinances
tor The better government oi our village.
FOR insl4aee. Al act entitled an act, 70
provide Tor the better attendance OF saloon
keepers a. church. Ihyl act pro-
woes thai >'sssa ssloon.
ktepsf<wNl consCieatlOusly stlend
ss>s1~ services each Sunday between the
hours Of tea :. "a. and noon, then Ia such
esss sad ssloonists may keep open their
respective saloons the balance of said sab
bath fay aforesaid.
Ihis act viii save much litigation and
The village Marshal reports the general OBJ
ssrSzacs Of the ordinance
Another act u 70 the effect that il saloon
isis and othcF& engaged ia the sale OF heer.
siconal, wine. sOcawster, lemonade
and other intoxicating beverages will
close uD aud put out their
keiossos lamps on Thursday evenings
commonly called prayer meeting nights
tnen IA such case they may keep open on
every other night all night
We expect this act 20 save 4S per cent OF
our trouble IN enforcing ordinances- We
have several others on tap. or on the table.
Which NC cA pei 70 f1s- sOOu viii hcrF
you posted. have always patronized your
paper, having been reader of IL from the
start borrow il from a neighbor-G be-
heve in helping enterprises of the kind on
every occasion.
noticed several other good things about
your city when | was there, but 4 will let
them wait until my next
Yours for progress
SOLINAN SNooKs,
T. NJ, j. T. aud Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

Among the attractions at the Lake next
Monday will be the grand athletic ex hibi-
ton by Jack Burk" and his many friends.
hr. Burk is known in the sporting frster-
nifty a. the Irish Lad" and is good
fighter. having a standing challen ge 10 any
man in the world. barring John l.. Sulli-
van, for g. 900. He gives this exhibition at
the earnest solicitation Of friends. before his
departure for Australia, and will be assist
e1 by the champion club swiuger OF Chi
cag0; a. -. Rhenshaw. and Col Monastery
and pupil IN an ev vhibitou OF Fencing, the
CGlleen Brothers on the horizontal bar and
others in exhibitions of Boxing and WTsst-
ling The feature Of the entertainment will
Of course be a boxing match between Jack
Burk and Paddy Carroll. Twg shows will
be given. at 25O p. N. and 5 p. m. Ad-
mission 30 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

Mrs. Peter or of Carrier 81, Is IL with
scarlet fever.
Miss sadie Cfady has gone to Big Rapids
oa sis.t fo irsaus.
= Roirsr leaves this rlorning for Detroit
O. a tro wesSs vacation.
Nsras lfksman celebrated his forty.
i7ar.a birthday Yesterday.
Dr NMsm Wood xil spend the Fourth
Ni-- I.elds ID Newaygo
Nfs Is W. sraiiine. Of Kalamazoo. Is the
gusst 81 Ars. a. Carpenter.
ia..is E4k. o.. ofst. joseph. No. IS in
Oh citv ru,chssios lurnltlre.
Araar e kromsr. q Kroner & son. is
coa1ssi CD his aoaso aT llness.
Ars ~ Ihomss ei Paris-ave.. has re-
t4srea .l1w A mangcs visit with friends IN
tn.cleo
Mss Mary Ho.zss eeesr and Eiss Dsnsh
0efrts laTe gone ~ SDri1x lake 20 spend
t1e clasuler
Nrs Nil Long and Mrs r A. Crszisr. Of
Tbiri-avs.. haze gone % Al egsn - visit
tner parents
Eeo g Saf1rri ,he Ch.csro REPRESENTA-
tive cf ere Nelson s Matter Furniture Com
penV 81 10 BE c.lv
John H Hasssn ard lamifg have gone n
Ottawa Beach snd viii spe1d fas Sumner
a. ihei- cottage at this .a~orts resoft
A "a II. Perkins. OF chicago. is IA III =
citr sat si,i 1enaH g1fa sHer he Fotrfa
Zee zucst "a 1is daughter. Ms. F. E. New
en-
Waaaa Schroeder. Fred Rrinkusn ard
hs'i7irt kr.eger oave returned from Ad.ii-
scns ii 20 spend tte'r vacation ~ith
frinds
q A. Harf recently ofthe frrn of Hart
4 Amcurz. ri.i save next wsex VITA hfs
ismiiy tor Detroit. where be viii engage IN
business
~ q. Hughari and fsrnily went aorlh
issf evening" lhev VII speud fhs Fourth
a. Nsckinsc Island ana rcfa-n later Ia
fae week.
IS shelbv vi <o ~ Sersurkv Nor
eav with bis -hidrer. Whe r.i srera TIE
Sncuier 0ffn their rrfndnather en farra.
nsGr louisville.
MS Folsirine = Cle~rs. ssiss n be
rorrg ard eiitsri e.orureniSt hss conaerfe.f
- fe I0er q F1agib ~ Jaiv 0rsuo1 a. ~ d,
flItou street. PARK Monday rnorning A. 9
oclock
hev se-r n Turrer hzs raturnsd from
Eir1uonf Sc rbere ha hss been sstsni
isr tire fauerai ef a.s brother re
crclFr eI- ruIrie &C the f5rst Ssrt,ss ch1ret
ss usual soncFroR
Messrs r N johnson. Charles sehraael
s1d Free Tseanev. eis- ss in shs q r. 6 &
..eaeasl oEdcss vs. eaVs thss morning ftr
L'efrolt and Aacksrac fsis1d - srend ssv
A4s 81 snls AZ, ee4tAsz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
A Little Beauty.

The above name is applicable 10 the new
boot and shoe store OF Messrs. Tulip Il Scott
81 Mo1roe-st. The doors of which will be
thrown open today and their many friend,
and ell strangers are most cordially in yited
10 INSPECT their new and complete stock OF
fine bdots and shoes, which were Just re-
oeived from the manufacturers in the East,
made expressly for them. hr. Tulip Is sn
old refident of the Valley City and was EN-
ployed by \. 5. Watson a Co. for eight
years, thoroughly understands his business
Mr. SCOTT also has large acquaintance In
Grand Rapids and vicinity, having been
connected with the firm OF Scott 4
Williams for past years. Consequently
both gentlemen are too well and favorably
known in the city to need newspaper
credentials vet for the sake of the mass oil
strangers daily locating in our city we be-
speak for this new firm liberal share OF
their patronage and above all attend the
opening today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

He : saeh = g. kis. iaoonstSnt fellow
so4 wil never - happy Will hnl sad
kslneF fr.snas = hsn shsy .eafnsa of bsr
engagement - o0ng nan Who oore tAe
reputation 81 n<ing sd hiFt. E<ihsf
hoRever. knew test her lover lad good
qualities. zD1 sae MAS sitting % lake tAe
nsk. IA nlne fasss oul % ten a woaia
have pfosat ; Iaistsks bka Esthsr Was an
une0mmon girl snd - every ores surprise
red made model husband How was ~
Vel. k.ss ner had = cheerful. sunny tempe
and a great deal of tact. Then she enjoy ed
perfect health and was always 80 sweet.
neat cd wholesome that Fred found sis
own home most pleasant. aad bis own vile
more sgFessole than any other being. As
the year passed aud be saw other women Of
ksther's age grow sickly. faded and queru
l0us. he realized more and more that be
had a Jewel OF . wife. Good health vss
half The secret of Esthers success She re-
sained her vitality and good looks because
DE warded OF feminine weaknesses aud
ailments by the use OF DR.. Piefoe's fayorile
Prescription.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

rh. Jars E'...sssss a. sAs essss~ e@ss
s..s,... -. -.s.is - a.. -


fas Jars t'ss2kfsss n sss SspEze c&ss-
soh1ay hay ~siia - t4s Isais.
Hear King Sssarx Ehs svaeF of ths aeg
s1rsa rsesHily aszas into prensIasnes -
sssson 81 lis Flzio1ssssz. ~ ssss ans
lRly - pFsss Tbs laneeea<s ~ he ean-
ias -1 ke case a.sa.assg Watkins EEes. ~
Psddl.ag aasss Sil.aeat p4yiaz tie go re
aelssd Beenss. zsAs oFsf aaEL Jelg s.--
Peter kinsxaB. . d.sos tsEly. ~iA sps.e@r
f3E sxaDiaslisa sbs morning Peter
Thibo0f lxnossd TIE Coeacls suhoatY ia
lie m4lssE a ss-.ss NJ a iiCenss - SO. and
Fso1seaes 10 O. s1sieesS without dep.sif-
inS thsf s1A sisa Clerk Bsiknsp foF the
parpose e eou.s4cliny a uass. rrsTxet.
ffank H0inass. as siteGoey. vii search thS
az BOOKS aud promised ths Court 20
advice bis eieBt 20 plead guilty
tbls m0faiHg. provided he could SsI
through bis head the nghi 81 the Coaneil
ia tAs matter -E y Walker pleaded
guilty - bi0ck a1lag the street ~ an s1hi-
oition al bis wares znd lsaid the cosss g. -.
---J0hn Bea4n, plain drunk. will break
stone 0a the Island for Il days Nellie
Hedges siii have q hearing july 5.--
smith Fitzgerald case Tor renting Fo0tns
for immoral PURPOSES was adjourned until
uext tuesday --~ Del. fUi4ef, Who oold
mortgaeed horse, wlli have al examination
Jnly ls--John Luyendyk will tell the
Court this M0rning why he kept his
saloon open after hoars.--Msrtin L.
saith, will have a hearing this afternoon
Ga the charge Of larceny less than g. John
IL Y. ID Pnitsr wss found not guilty OF
keeping bis saloon open on Sunday .-
The old case sgsnst Johnny Ray for resid-
ing n house Of ill-tzme was nolle pros q.
aud he vas ~ once re-arFssted on d new
charge. the date of the ofsnse being placed
st January l. The case was adjourned un-
oil July 5--fhe jury in the John George
gambling case disaksed and the hearing on
this and the other eight cases went over
until July D
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
BOUND TO STICK RAY.
Tho Old Case NolIe Pro,'d and a New Case
Instltuted

For some time past the Police Court has
been burdened with the case Of Johnny
Ray, charged with residing in house Of
iH-fame on June 9th. As predicted the case
was too shallow TO hold water, and very
wisely the prosecution saw fl yesterday to
Eolle pros 1t. Had the matter OF ended here
no one would have found fault ss the place
ia question is not now or has been for some
time used for immoral purposes. butthe pro
secution-more properly perssGution--haye
rearrested Ray on similar charge chang
ing the day TO January lst. This case will
probably drag along for some time and the
city pat TO an exDenss for the purpose of
convictinc-if such a thing is Joss, Die "A
man who IS making an effort a.
reformafiDD
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
ARRESTED FOR FALSE pRsreNsEs
benjamin. Fuller Trades n Mortgaged
Horse on.

Some time in May. young man named
Benjamin Fuller, came 10 this city and
traded horse to Chester ID. Hodges, re-
ceiving another horse and SO in exchange.
Mr. Hodges afterward traded the horse TO
az )ther party, who few weeks later in
formed him there was a mortgage on the
horse. Mr.. Hodges having given the horse
with a clear title paid the mortgage,
amounting 10 s22. Thursday he received
word that Fuller was at lonia and at once
notified Sheriff Bishop, who telegraphed
his Deputy at that place to arrest him on
charge OF false pretenses. lie received an
answer that Fuller had left for Lowell and
he notified his Deputy to take him there.
In the meantime warrant was issued ON
complaint Of Mr.. Hodges for his arres. on
charge OF obtaining money under false
pretenses. Yesterday forenoon Deputy
Sheriff Hill, of Lowell. arrested him there
and brought him on here. arriving at /
o'clock yesterday afternoon. when he was
locked up in jail TO await trial.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
%---7-------
THE suPERiNTENoeNTs SALARY.
fiKsd by the Board of Pelioe and Fire
Commissioners.


Commissioners Nithey presided at the
weekly session Of the Board OF Police aud
Fire Commissioners yesterday in the alb
sence of the President Fred. Wellington
ID. c. Dodge. +. w. Chspple. and l.. john
son applied for positions on the police force
90 hle. The secretary announced the re
csipt OF 500 received from the Soldiers
Home for services rendered by fire steamer
Commlitee on Finance. The following ac-
counts were allowed. III. Leonard Sons q
Co.. supplies. 81 20 Belknap Wagon Com
pany repairs, S35.I7. Barstow a Jennings.
repairs s3.67, S. A. Norman, lime etc,
1852, Fred. \. Jennings repairs. 30 cents
Detroit Electrical Works. supplies, $l.30
The pay rolls for the month OF June. Fire
department, S2,92444; Police department,
IS, 32T.3i were referred To the Committee
on Finance
The Fire Marshal recommended that Jas.
Faulkner be confirmed As pipeman of No.
chemical and Andrew Vinegar as driver Of
No. chemical. Committee on Men and
Discipline Patrolmen Graves, Wheeler,
Doherty and Lucia were fined for not sign
ing the record. The Fire Marshal recon-
mended the purchase of 5000 feet of fire
hose. Referred to Committee on Property
The salary of the Superintendent of
Police was fixed at 500. 50 per month. The
Committee on Men and Discipline recon-
mended that the patrolman on the Wealthy
ave beat be instructed TO cover the streets
desired in a petition presented by citizens
on Jetterson-2ve last week Adopted.
Chas. ONeil, signal operator was granted
leave Of absence from July to July H.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

The steamer Unknown which phys NJ
the river north Of Teonard-st, will begin
tomorrow carrying psssen gers 10 and from
the Soldiers Home. She will leave the
dock At Leonard Street bridge at a. m. ..
making hourly trips. The steamer tan
comfortably accommodate one hundred
passengers The fare has been fixed At
twenty cents for the round trip. She will
leave at o'clock, Mondsv afternoon. for
the Lowell camp grounds. trip viii also
be made to the grounds a. s o'clock t0mor-
row morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

The = y b P8i sdeiph.a IS siecte5 o.
sosrs - foilovs Geo Man<o.a President
Pant Rgskeiv. Tscs President crstsTe
p-snee. Secretary. Frsi Waters Trsssursr
Geo Cress. Fin4nca 81 secrsta-7. Tne stsa1-
inz carnasi See consists ~ Eneo snFds-.
ssee assars aazn a. Frss xs.5srA
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
To he Fourth of July Celebration al
Reeds LakA

Great preparation are being made by the
Street Car company and parties most in
terested in Reeds Lake for the grandest
Fourth of July celebration TO be held at
that beautiful resort as nothing Of conse-
quence will take place in the city. Mr.
Bevier, Superintendent of the Grand Rap
ids Street Car company. will give his per-
sonal attention to the transportation of all
and will leave nothing undoRe that will
contribute to the pleasure of visitors, and
the programme which appearsl in other col
umns of this issue promises tobe q pleas
ing one, and as the enterprise of the gen
tleman in charge is so well known we feel
no hesitancy in saying that everything
will pass of serenely.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

saith opera hoass slikc.sss is pFest I
Sessoa aexi -ztofaax nikh1 there 9
s9ass strong zftrEctoas s3oxsa 'foE kts
elasng. Ths beat season al opsa a.
kust y heR > Lev ofs1e<tf4 Vii ee
sAl91z tie 2itrseti0nS. uodes tie aeaasFfA p
~ froI Nax <stA Asnas4fs 3aaaas ksy
= - has essn gresi fzs0rits eanng lie
PAS txo Seasons a. &c tsD6esed oxnsaE
a<xs fnday hight. shea . hast of solaa-
lkSfs sd zpp<2T.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
ratrIarrh. sfeetInr

The Canton Pierce Enoampment Fatri
srchs Militant will appear in their teauti
fai uniforms tonight for The purpose Of re
b. presented BY col. +. s. Pierce. Th.
affair vii - most enjoyable one and the
members 81 tie order vii listen - remark.
o. Rev. hsrles FlnhreT and Others. while
Dr. ". IT. Ross aps Wilbsr Force vii tax
part IN the musiesl programme
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

NoF as sS5ing = here. snd eTsVgbo5y
eha-xes fhstr cl0rhirE roaiS s5~ise yo1
ifwcs have arr Uors - ciesri7z an1 eye~
irz. ~ fsEe x1th v1ere Fo1 - gsf TIE
&c. ~f~r sf5rs - the i3wesr ur5ces Surh
nlare = ne fe3i5 and Reliseie E3ls seam
p~s Hssss Eo - Cana. Ct
NR bIn1i1e Ioir9 ard rsresrs-R o.
er-t's clrfr y = t-1e v7th 80 atracSt -
nest1ess an3 ssa-s5ilfy. Thich = proven
tegond q 601eE
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
90 the Fonrsh Of galr.

Sezi Monday TIE great sscri6c- sale rill
he stopped fOr enc hall dsT. In other
words peopie intending 20 purchase cloth.
inz CA toe Alb must d. 30 before noon.
as The -fsst Wardrobe Vii be closed ~ that
hour MoD6aF noon. Then the store vii
10 closed anf A cessation of low prices VII
be 10 force for the balance Of The day. II
vou want one of those alr'aca coats and
vests. OF one II striped or checked fsnnel
coats and vest. vou better get u today ns
there viii probably be none left - Satur-
rar ofrrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

or the many new business places being
established on South Diyisioa-st. none will
be more popular than the "Belvedsre.
which will be opened Saturday night, July
>. by Ringuette 4 Rothefiuoh. at the corner
OF Fifth-aye.. No. 5o2. Free lunch will be
served with good music In attendance and
the proprietors will he pleased 10 receive
calls from their friends and the public
generaily
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

The Superintendent Of Police gives notice
that no toy pistols, ere crackers OF other
coFnbastiblss must be discharged within the
city limits. either before or sfter IaIv 4th
under geHsltv of arrest On the Fourth
small b3ys or Big boys can Ere - their
hearts 1e ght snd ihe police vii keep a.
sse opeu Tor little Alszes-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

Mary Socii aiski while a. wotk = fhe
ccrf1g room of the Felt Boot "a aatory. ves-
ten'isy forenoor. gae her sissvs -euxst n
fse machinery. tearinx TIE aesh of Azlost
fe the eiacv. ard cav N the hcnR sntirei~
bsTe Drs. Whitfield sna Catll- 3lesss7 he
E5rot, They sav she arm ~ badlr ssre--
ss>d snd nav have - - aulpnisssed bat ~
s.issrs Vt.l he made ts ssve 81 The si-i r.
rsies - to coraer % Fourth snd Vest
Nhrasoa-sa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

sheriff Bishop wsnt 70 Iseksou vestsr-
asy isksag WITH bsm Georss kiiler vho
rilf ssFre tVo gsa-s il prison there. M1.er
a sbe mar who stole barrier tools 10 the
snonnt ~ 500 frors ais snzitrsf. NJ
FrolIoe sn 6rsn6r1lls. 40 weeks SO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

The only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
in the United States is az No. 275 Wabash
ave Chicago. The large and beautiful
display ef the celebrated Holman Adiusts-
bic Baby Carriages - the wonder ana pride
or the people Of the great Northwest. See
advertisement in snot0sr column Of this
paper and send Tor their handsome csts-
l.ssrs~
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
THs CRICKET CONTEST

Results Ia Victory for Bakers Eleven
at the Fair Grounds Yesterday.
Tbs members Of the Cricket Club played
a match game at the Fair Grounds yester-
day. sides being chosen by w. c. Dennis
and Chas. Baxter, as Captains. The game
was very interesting throughout. and Bax-
ters eleven were successful. The score re-
suited as follows.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
Decorative Art.

Having been called away by sickness,
have sold n large part of my stock to Mrs
Judsl IL Earle. 1913 Monroe and recon
mend them to laiies desiring artistic goods
MADAME A. b. GRAHAM.
OF New York
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
c. sAxTEx's ELEVEN.


The Club will play another game the
Fourth OF July, at the Fair Grounds, after
the military drill.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
"a. Leonard's Sons & Co.,

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Dir. Wooster has removed his residence.
and can Row be found at the Warwick.
corner East Fulton and South Division-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
osAno RAPIDS SAVINGS BANK


The directors 81 this bank have recIsred q
senli-anruzf 81 vikerd - 81 Der cent psg-
abe o1 saa affer Tuesesv. July sth. g.s7
1853 ~ A HaIf. Cashier.